Thread: Battery will not fully charge.
- 06-20-2012 10:49 PM #11
Hi matt_rw,
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How new do you mean by brand new? Most new laptop/PC's come with a 1 year warranty.
Are you sure the battery is making a solid contact with the laptop connections? Take the battery out and see if there is any dust that could prevent this.
Was the battery fully charged to 100% when you purchased the laptop? It is not uncommon for a laptop battery to drop down quickly during the first few charging cycles, but it should at least charge to 100% regardless.
If you still have issues with the battery charging to 100% I'd take it back to the store where you purchased the laptop and request a new battery. Batteries will drain even when not in use and you have no idea how long this laptop sat at the store waiting to be purchased.
Donna
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